# Photo metadata for: # http://www.ninebynine.org/Travels/2002Mar-Bedwyn/020329-1051-033.jpg # # See: http://www.w3.org/TR/photo-rdf/ # # $Id: 020329-1051-033.n3,v 1.1 2002/03/31 18:03:26 graham Exp $ # @prefix rdf: . @prefix rdfs: . @prefix photo-dc: . @prefix photo-technical: . @prefix photo-content: . @prefix people: . photo-dc:title "Lock gate cascade" ; photo-dc:subject photo-content:Landscape ; photo-dc:description """Another view from inside a lock.""" ; photo-dc:creator people:gk ; photo-dc:publisher people:gk ; # photo-dc:contributor ??? ; photo-dc:date "2002-03-29T10:51" ; photo-dc:type "image" ; photo-dc:format "image/jpeg" ; photo-dc:identifier "020329-1051-033" ; # photo-dc:relation <...> ; photo-dc:coverage "Kennet and Avon canal" ; photo-dc:rights ; photo-technical:camera "Nikon CoolPix 995" ; photo-technical:lens "Zoom Nikkor 8-32mm 1:2.6-5.1" ; # photo-technical:film "???" ; # photo-technical:devel-date "???" ; # photo-technical:devel-date "???" ; photo-technical:light "daylight" ; rdfs:comment """To save construction costs, many of the Kennet and Avon canal locks were built without side-overflow channels. Instead, excess water is allowed to weir-flow over the lock gates. This is sometimes a pain for boaters and wasteful of water as it means that these locks must always be left empty, regardless of one's direction of travel.""" . # # End.